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NVIDIA Q4 FY26 revenue +73% YoY to $68.1B, net income +94%, beats estimates

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  1. NVIDIA Q4 FY26 revenue +73% YoY to $68.1B, net income +94%
  2. Perplexity Computer debuts, routes tasks across 19 AI models
  3. Anthropic acquires Vercept to boost Claude “computer use”
  4. Circle Q4 revenue +77% YoY to $770M, net income $133M
  5. OpenAI hires Ruoming Pang, previously lured to Meta
  6. Samsung unveils Galaxy S26 Ultra with Privacy Display, agentic AI

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1. NVIDIA Q4 FY26 revenue +73% YoY to $68.1B, net income +94%, beats estimates

  • $65.6B in Q4 revenue was estimated by analysts.

  • The U.S. granted limited H200 export licenses to China, NVIDIA said, pending Beijing approval.

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NVIDIA stock was little changed after earnings despite the upbeat forecast

  • $78B in Q1 FY27 revenue projected, vs. $72.6B expected.

  • Not assuming data center revenue from China in its forecast, NVIDIA said.

  • NVIDIA shares +5% in 2026 as of Wed. close, while the Nasdaq is -0.4%.

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3. Perplexity Computer debuts, routes tasks across 19 AI models

  • The AI agent can research, design, code, deploy, and manage projects end-to-end, Perplexity said.

  • It coordinates across tools, files, personal context, multiple AI models, and the open web.

  • Claude Code and OpenClaw gain a new rival with Perplexity’s launch.

  • Currently available on the web for Max users, while Pro and Enterprise tiers will get the agent in the coming weeks.

4. Anthropic acquires Vercept to boost Claude “computer use”

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